His doctors are optimistic that he will regain full function of the organ, and that it will regain sensation.
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He had not rock-climbed in six months, but he needed a reboot — "to regain some confidence, regain some joy," he said.
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" But it will take more than a spike in volatility to regain favor, Werner said: "We think earnings will have to improve before investors regain interest.
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He wants to watch a child regain the ability to catch a ball, and eventually, regain potential for a job that requires the use of hands.
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It means we regain control of our laws, by ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the UK. Regain control of our borders, by ending free movement.
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And where they're trying to … sort of co-opt a lot of the words of our nation — freedom and liberty — it's time we regain that, regain the language of our nation.
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She did not regain consciousness, and died the next morning.
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" Trump was "flustered, frustrated, and unable to regain his footing.
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It seemed he'd never regain the heights he once reached.
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He died later that year, having failed to regain consciousness.
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Trust is not something easy to regain after major disasters.
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But there are ways to regain control and avoid burnout.
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Journaling and therapy helped me regain my sense of self.
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Gray said he never doubted he'd regain his old form.
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Rouhani said Syria must regain control over all its territory.
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It has probably yet to regain the level of 1990.
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Volunteers helped them navigate the bureaucracy required to regain recognition.
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How can we regain agency over the data we produce?
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So we'll see if she can regain her underdog status.
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Dump these files, and you could regain some serious storage.
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The Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid 40 Bitcoins to regain...
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The new products come as Fitbit tries to regain momentum.
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The right "mindset" didn't help him regain his lost funds.
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I'd regain the strength that's currently sapped from my fingers.
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The constant blocking hasn't allowed Lesnar to regain his energy.
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Each time, I regain the weight plus 20 more pounds.
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Trump needs a big win to regain power in Washington.
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Wilson and I feel myself regain control of my emotions.
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But Nova has been unable to regain that early consistency.
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The Thunder scored the next eight points to regain control.
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"The Diocese of Buffalo deserves to regain stability," Malone said.
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Party will be strong enough to regain control of Congress.
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Muilenburg has said he wants to regain the public's trust.
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These three events might help the bulls regain control: 1.
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Then it was the hosts' turn to regain the lead.
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But he has lost credibility that he may never regain.
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But Republicans see a Democratic effort to regain partisan advantage.
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There is no one blueprint for Democrats to regain power.
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Since then, Schnatter has been seeking ways to regain control.
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And so I think we've got to regain the narrative.
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In this way we hope that they regain political agency.
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No one wants to regain the weight so painfully lost.
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It took months for her to regain her security clearance.
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"I hope he can regain the star," Mr. Ellis said.
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They could determine whether Democrats regain control of the House.
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Disunion was an opportunity to regain sovereignty, prosperity and security.
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With the victory, she will regain the No. 1 ranking.
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Democrats need to flip 24 seats to regain the majority.
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I hope Kesha is able to regain her artistic freedom.
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Therefore, much of his moves (are) to regain Soviet hegemony.
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Democrats need to flip 85033 seats to regain the majority.
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This means that Egypt has a chance to regain them.
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Democrats need to win 24 seats to regain the majority.
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Check the temperature of your freezer when you regain power.
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"We are working hard to regain your trust," it said.
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Chipotle's battle to regain consumer confidence may not be over, however.
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But there is still quite a lot of time to regain.
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It helps purify mind and body and regain a healthy balance.
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Vence said he didn't fully regain consciousness until the next day.
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A few tech companies helped the market regain its footing overnight.
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He was rushed to Yangon Hospital and did not regain consciousness.
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Neff worked with him every week to regain his muscle strength.
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Major share indexes have been unable to regain much traction since.
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Throughout the country, the Democratic Party needs to regain voters' trust.
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"It's really hard to regain trust," Kardashian says in the teaser.
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The Doha washout was the Saudi masterstroke to regain its importance.
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It appears that they are still struggling to regain financial stability.
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Perhaps Sunnis could regain their honour and grandeur again, he says.
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"It's time for capitalism to regain its human face," Peters said.
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Consumer spending is expected to regain momentum as wages steadily increase.
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The prosecutor, Patti Sudendorf, tried to regain control of her witness.
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It would take a 24 percent rally to regain that level.
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My earnest hope and desire is you never regain your freedom.
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That is the easiest way to regain power in that situation.
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His bid to regain Russians' full attention may come too late.
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It took weeks of walking her labradoodle, Gino, to regain strength.
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Push it aside and regain you and your family's well-being.
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Hardwick is attempting to regain support from the remaining staff members.
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Nancy Pelosi, who is in line to regain the House speakership.
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After about age 65, though, couples without children regain the advantage.
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The pastor is very good at helping people regain mental strength.
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Regain strength, keep up the momentum of energy, and start again.
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Apple (AAPL) has been trying to regain its footing in China.
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Being vague, delayed and elusive is no way to regain trust.
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For patients undergoing chemotherapy, it can help them regain their appetite.
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It will regain the vote only after it elects a governor.
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And once that trust has been eroded, it's difficult to regain.
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The hope is the S8 will help Samsung regain its lead.
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"But I will do everything I can to regain Virginia's trust."
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So do you think you'll be able to regain public trust?
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That quarrel has helped government forces regain parts of the area.
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Democrats need to flip 85033 seats to regain the House majority.
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The party needs to flip 23 seats to regain the majority.
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The Washington Post: Democrats regain clear midterms advantage, new poll finds.
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Arab governments will have to regain the trust of their citizens.
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Pages can regain the ability to advertise and are not banned.
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Then, they might only proceed if the Democrats regain the majority.
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They viewed his outburst as a desperate bid to regain support.
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By coming out of the union, it would regain that power.
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Democrats need to flip 23 seats to regain the House majority.
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It's not clear that they'll regain their losses any time soon.
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To regain footing and try to turn attention back on Mrs.
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Will Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and her dragons regain the Iron Throne?
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Bargain hunters helped banks regain some ground following recent hefty losses.
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Marsch insisted, however, that his side would regain its form quickly.
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But ultimately, it wasn't enough to regain some points for Arsenal.
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When a person starts taking buprenorphine, they regain control, Suzuki says.
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But, fundamentally, it will take more 'moralware' to regain our trust.
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As the chronophage reminds us, we can never regain lost time.
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Democrats finally have a lot of chances to regain some ground.
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If they didn't operate immediately, he would never regain his strength.
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The letter said that Penney has six months to regain compliance.
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That way, they can regain normal function as they grow older.
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The Kremlin hasn't wavered in its desire to regain the compounds.
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To help him regain it, she offered to take his photograph.
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It has diminished America's ability to regain its dominance in space.
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It is not yet known whether she will regain her sight.
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This time, though, Ms. May's attempts to regain access didn't work.
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Mr. Fugate was widely credited with helping FEMA regain its credibility.
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The Lighting scored twice within 1:21 to regain the lead.
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You can see in their petitions the desire to regain control.
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Democrats have a strong chance to regain control of the House.
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Devising a plan will help you regain control over your finances.
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That's six more seats than Democrats need to regain the majority.
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Users must upload government-issued proof of age to regain control.
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It also needs to regain trust with passengers and airline customers.
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Day added that he was motivated to regain the top ranking.
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This time, though, Ms. May's attempts to regain access didn't work.
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This is our time to regain our place in the world.
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Another mistake enabled Iceland to regain the lead in the 48th minute.
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Democrats are favored to regain control of the House on Election Day.
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Filmmakers can regain control of their films with suggestions and optical cues.
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A social media break may help women regain their footing, Wells says.
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"What we can act on to regain competitiveness are costs," he said.
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Darnold will regain the starting role once he is healthy, Bowles said.
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The and , however, did regain their losses from the previous two days.
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Tim Pawlenty is trying to regain his old office, with Democratic Gov.
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Bookmakers had centre-left Labor at almost unbackable odds to regain office.
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Here are five things to watch Tuesday: Does Trump regain his footing?
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But I faced a "me" problem: how to regain and reshape myself.
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Their vet said they had to help her regain her feline figure.
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There's no clear idea of when they could expect to regain power.
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That will do it; how does a couple regain trust after that?
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Computer makers see the shift as a chance to regain lost territory.
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Should the need arise, you can successfully regain access to your funds.
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It is time, he argued, "for capitalism to regain a human face".
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Boeing is scrambling to regain public trust after the two deadly disasters.
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It is unclear what Ost will need to do to regain custody.
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We will have love and wisdom regained; we will regain our humanity.
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"VAT expects its markets to regain a healthy growth trajectory," it said.
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Where are we now, and how are we going to regain trust?
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October 22, 2500: Iraqi forces regain Iraq's largest oil refinery from ISIS.
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But this winter, Afghan forces had failed to regain territory around Sangin.
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I know you were all worried for them, please regain your composure.
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America, Pence said, must regain its place as the leader in spaceflight.
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New robotic utensils are helping people with limited mobility regain mealtime independence.
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We hope it can be healed and regain trust with mass action.
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Chuck Schumer if Democrats were to regain the majority in the Senate.
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Hoping to regain credit for those seven lost years, Edwards quickly applied.
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By sending his contract to Arizona, Chicago can regain that cap space.
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The win ensures Williams will regain her No. 1 ranking from Kerber.
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Oil did manage to regain some of its Thursday losses by midafternoon.
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You're going to see Democrats regain control of the United States Congress.
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It's only when I'm by myself at home that I regain control.
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"After Wimbledon, I needed a break to regain my enthusiasm," Ferrer said.
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Become the Tea Party of the left in order to regain power.
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He hopes to regain her trust so they can get back together.
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And through these actions, I hope to regain your confidence and respect.
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The country will also regain access to billions in assets frozen overseas.
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Watch a man who has lost his soul try to regain it.
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The boy's father is allegedly trying to regain custody of his child.
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Given a context, fragments of statues regain some of their former grandeur.
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Patients regain mobility and are able to walk and even talk normally.
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But to regain her authority over Parliament, she might just do that.
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Trump, like global populists everywhere, tells them: I'll help you regain control.
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Kings and presidents thus have to regain the trust of their people.
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The PD schism risks making it harder for Renzi to regain power.
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Oklahoma State would score to regain the lead, then Yale would match.
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Marlin Stutzman and three others to regain his seat and now-Sen.
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Mark J. Rozell: Virginia may help Dems regain control of the House.
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Jim McGovern, the likely Rules Committee chairman should Democrats regain the majority.
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He did not regain the anointed status he had a month ago.
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Factories would get a big lift if they could regain pricing power.
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Edison tried to regain the reporters' attention, but it was too late.
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Some boys appear to regain consciousness, their faces bloodied and limbs charred.
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Ali would lose the title, and regain it once again, in 1978.
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She tries to regain control by hurting herself with weapons and chains.
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As Mr Haftar tries to regain the initiative, however, that could change.
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But can economics help progressives regain the ground they've lost in politics?
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While most patients eventually regain full movement, the condition can be fatal.
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Bosh never had a doubt he could regain his All-Star form.
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If they don't regain confidence in their skills, other patients could suffer.
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Teigen did, however, manage to regain her chill for this backstage snap.
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When you're finished and they regain consciousness, they won't remember a thing.
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Finally, they want him to be able to regain normal sexual function.
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The Blue Raiders responded with an 8-2 run to regain control.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell expressed confidence that state authorities could regain credibility.
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What will it take to regain civil discourse that serves common interests?
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He was in PTSD counseling, trying to regain his confidence and calm.
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He said the software sector is a key group to regain ground.
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Once you've done so, it is very very hard to regain it.
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The plane's speed appears to have complicated pilot's efforts to regain control.
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Libra is the social network's last, best hope to regain public trust.
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Only in the novel's final pages does time regain its full dimensions.
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Doctors said they are "cautiously optimistic" that he will regain sexual function.
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The stock would need to rally nearly 30% to regain that level.
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Creativity helped Ashley Henry, 49, regain an identity tucked away since college.
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Removing Trump is necessary to regain America's ability to conduct foreign policy.
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"I keep losing my faith, but then I regain it," she said.
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He added that Mr. Xi would most likely struggle to regain trust.
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Recent polling suggests a climate in which Democratic candidates may regain momentum.
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How could government regain the city's faith after such an unforgivable breach?
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"We need to build and regain our community's trust," Chief Arradondo said.
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What matters is to minimize it, to regain that consent once more.
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In a statement, Rabbi Neumann's family said he may not regain consciousness.
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How will I ever rebuild my reputation and regain others' trust again?
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I hope we can regain institutional integrity in some of these agencies.
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It has spent the last three years trying to regain customers' trust.
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He is looking at lost markets and deciding how to regain them.
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Once you've done so, it is very, very hard to regain it.
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As this episode begins, a seemingly concerned citizen helps Hannah regain consciousness.
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The company must regain confidence in itself through relentless root cause analysis.
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For an industry struggling to regain investor trust, it's an important step.
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The broader higher education community must regain the confidence of the public.
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To regain their perch, the Jayhawks have won 14 straight conference games.
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He acknowledged having doubts about whether he could regain his championship form.
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They needed to flip 24 seats to regain control of the chamber.
|
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"He's on the spot, and you regain your footing," Ms. Urbaniak said.
|
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The bears will never regain their historic numbers in the American West.
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The pilots regain control and miss the towers just moments before colliding.
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"I want to regain my freedom and I want to create," he said.
|
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They may place the blame on themselves to regain a feeling of control.
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Kardashian stood beside her estranged husband as he battled to regain his health.
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Small comforts, such as toys, can help children regain a sense of normalcy.
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Abusers commit violence as a tactic to regain power and control, she says.
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He was said to have suffered broken ribs and did not regain consciousness.
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Some thunderbolt shots saw her regain the break for a 5-4 lead.
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Want to know how to regain energy after a night of busting nuts?
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Sears shrank its store-base, in a desperate attempt of to regain profitability.
|
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Can Harvey Weinstein regain his magic touch with Lion, Gold and The Founder?
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Atlanta got within one point four times but could never regain the lead.
|
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Intensified violence in Syria as government forces attempt to regain control over territory.
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I felt dejected, but grateful to regain a modicum of understanding and control.
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But unless Nissan can regain the initiative, it risks being marginalized even more.
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His musical career was effectively derailed and would never regain the same momentum.
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But it looks like motherhood has helped Knightley regain some of her volume.
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After that, it was possible that Tahoe could regain its licenses, he said.
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The Rays responded in the bottom of the inning to regain the lead.
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Her hiring initially brought new energy and helped Yahoo's stock regain some respect.
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There we can regain our focus on profitability, high margins and successful hiring.
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"My natural tendency is to regain," Dr. Kerns told the New York Times.
|
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New York came right back with nine unanswered points to regain the lead.
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As with Domi, Probert won the eventual rematch handily to regain his title.
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A spoken alert will urge the driver to regain control of the vehicle.
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They're both hopeful that their daughter will regain everything she's lost, reports WDTV.
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As he fumbles to regain his footing, the audience is supposed to laugh.
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He has been doing everything he can right now to regain her trust.
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"This gives us great hope that she will regain her speech," they shared.
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Particularly for the Senate, it's harder to regain seats than to defend them.
|
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Doctors tell Alexander that her fiancé will regain the ability to speak again.
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For me, I was able to regain over 1.1GB of storage clearing both.
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Once that bond of trust is broken, it is most difficult to regain.
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But unless Nissan can regain the initiative, it risks being marginalised even more.
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Some of what you lose, you regain later [when people get back pay].
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Mommy's status — and whether she will regain her rightful mommy privileges — is unknown.
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Jenelle and David are currently battling to regain custody of her 3 kids.
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I regain my composure and force a smile, hoping it doesn't look forced.
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The battle to regain control over that data could be starting in earnest.
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Importantly, there's a discussion over whether the "og owner,"—Justin—could regain access.
|
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Looking forward, the market was betting on the rouble to regain some ground.
|
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So investors will be looking for the market to regain momentum this week.
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He didn't want her to regain consciousness with a stranger in her home.
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She'll assess if you need physical therapy to help you regain your strength.
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Getting back on the campaign trail was a way to regain his mojo.
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Today, Ashanti is touring, teasing new music, and ready to regain her crown.
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The gamble was the master stroke that helped Golden State regain their groove.
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So I think the first thing to do is to regain military sovereignty.
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The hospital, desperate to regain access to its patient records, paid the ransom.
|
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Its repeated attempts to regain control of the building have so far failed.
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The party needs to win about two dozen seats to regain the majority.
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Whether weight is lost slowly or quickly has no effect on later regain.
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Democrats need to gain a net of four seats to regain the majority.
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In 2018, Democrats must win at least 24 seats to regain House control.
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Have the souk merchants been able to replenish their supplies and regain clientele?
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This right allows pharmaceutical companies to regain what they spent for R&D.
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He will need to regain his timing and conditioning once he does return.
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"To regain this trust takes quite a lot of time," he went on.
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With a modicum of federal help, the industry could regain some lost ground.
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The individuals who paid the ransom did not regain access to their files.
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In the wild, a species may regain the old relationship with its parasites.
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To regain it, Congress must underwrite these informed modernization decisions of the Army.
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Merkel has vowed to regain the votes of those who backed the AfD.
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Shepard could ultimately replace Cruz if Cruz is unable to regain his health.
|
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Democrats need 28500 seats to regain control in the Lower Chamber and FiveThirtyEight.
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If they no longer are sharing [fake] stories, they can regain the ability.
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Ryan Howard, meanwhile, must regain the trust of Philadelphia Phillies boss Pete Mackanin.
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It is unclear, she said, if he will regain mobility in his arm.
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A strong debate performance last week in Greenville helped Rubio regain his bearings.
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At most venues, patrons now must produce a ticket stub to regain admission.
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Rehabilitation can help some patients regain function, but there are many unknown factors.
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But as Democrats regain power, expect their need for conspiracy theories to decrease.
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And there's still a chance that Biden could regain ground from the CBC.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 House seats to regain the majority.
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Documented immigrants may lose status, only to find another way to regain it.
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Tehran had refused to stabilize production, seeking to regain market share post-sanctions.
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In both flights, the planes nosedived and pilots were unable to regain control.
|
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The students inflected their voices and gestured with gusto to regain their attention.
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You recently contacted our support team to regain access to your Google account.
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If granted, Ray would regain voting rights and international travel would become easier.
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She begins to put her foot down and regain control of her business.
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If Democrats regain power in Washington, this topic will come to the forefront.
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However, his detention has cast serious doubt on his bid to regain power.
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Should the greenback regain its poise then gold could come under further pressure.
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Democrats need to flip 22019 seats in order to regain the House majority.
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Dems need 22019 house seats to regain control of the House in 2018.
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And how, if not through fearless compassion, can we hope to regain it?
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To regain use of a limb is largely a matter of forced usage.
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Is the box enough to help it regain credibility in the medical community?
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She is seeking to regain her job, plus lost compensation and punitive damages.
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I've even been able to regain my athletic career through Iron Man triathlons.
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So the reason people keep smoking and drinking is to regain that happiness.
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Rather than having to maintain American influence, Washington will have to regain it.
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Indiana answered with a 216-288 spurt to regain control at 269-214.
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There, Zar taught orphans about their Jewish identity and helped them regain confidence.
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Now, the company says it plans to regain its place by slashing prices.
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The objective, Ms. Hoskin said, was to regain a lost sense of community.
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They'll likely regain a new supply of immigrants from local law enforcement agencies.
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"We know we've got work to do to regain people's trust," he said.
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Might warming muscles after hard exercise help them to regain strength and power?
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Nov. It has forced Democrats to try to regain control of the issue.
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It's possible that if the initiative succeeds, he could regain Mr. Trump's favor.
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I got off the phone and took a moment to regain my composure.
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So it's entirely understandable for Democrats who regain power to want payback — now.
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Nike would need to rally 8% to regain that record high of $90.
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The third passenger was able to regain his balance and subdue Mr. Beamon.
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Mike is finding it difficult to regain his confidence after a bad breakup.
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But it may be harder to regain his status in the Mets' clubhouse.
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There are doubts about whether it can inspire Europeans and regain their trust.
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From there, Texas Tech went on a 16-4 run to regain control.
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Once you regain focus, the rain dies down and birds start to sing.
|
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O.K., the Haggler just counted to 10, in order to regain his composure.
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Trust can be hard to regain if hiring managers discover you've misrepresented yourself.
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And as Pepe's image changed, Furie tried to regain control of his creation.
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Food ____ Months after Hurricane Maria, the island is struggling to regain its balance.
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Indiana didn't fold, answering with a 13-0 run to regain the lead.
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He scored 8 points in the third quarter, helping the Celtics regain control.
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The promise of Microsoft's cloud business helped the company regain favor from investors.
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In fact, he rallied to regain a share of the second-round lead.
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How do we go back and regain the momentum that we'd gotten going.
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Many victims, desperate to regain access, simply pay the price without consulting police.
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It can feel like there is no way to regain your lost dignity.
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To regain that trust, we need both parties to get serious about representation.
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Yet, integrity and objectivity are things that, once lost, are hard to regain.
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Elizabeth Warren is still struggling to regain the momentum she had in October.
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In fact, the volatile asset continues to regain some of its February losses.
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Can pilots regain their trust in Boeing, and more specifically the 737 Max?
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Since the second quarter of that year, Chipotle has struggled to regain momentum.
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Democrats are fighting to regain control of the Senate majority this election cycle.
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The social media company would not regain its IPO price for 14 months.
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Is there a way for workers to regain some control over their lives?
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And when they're finally released, they have to fight to regain everyone's trust.
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The following day, the set went quiet, never again to regain its voice.
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It would be hard to regain the trust of Virginians at this time.
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Others may maintain contact in an attempt to regain a feeling of normalcy.
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"We have lost trust in the government and we now need to regain that trust and the only way to regain that trust is through the actions of taking care of all of the people," Haley told South Sudan's Eye Radio.
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They tried to regain their seats last year, but lost in the Republican primary.
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"That would be an important signal to regain lost trust," he told the paper.
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She then sat on the singer's lap while Fallon struggled to regain his composure.
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In order to regain control over your money, you have to go old-school.
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"They may have found it really difficult to regain their financial footing," she said.
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Why it is that some people regain their coordination, and why others do not.
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Since then, the company has reorganized and sought to regain its footing and stride.
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Part of Chipotle's strategy to regain customers has been to issue coupons for burritos.
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Inslee is looking to regain the climate-candidate mantle with his new climate proposal.
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Mel B's attorneys are in court fighting Stephen Belafonte's efforts to regain visitation rights.
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Samsung really needs to get it right this time around to regain customers' trust.
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They assured her she'd regain mobility but would have to relearn how to walk.
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In time, Boston will regain its former glory as a go-to tech center.
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Leadership on the continent is one way for him to regain authority at home.
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Kurdish Peshmerga troops have been involved in working to regain villages near the city.
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He believes the stocks won't regain their footing unless the trade tensions get resolved.
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So SpaceX needed last weekend's launch to go well, to regain its customers' confidence.
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The infection is gone, but the right-hander is working to regain his strength.
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Especially in the Midwest, Democrats face a steep uphill battle to regain voters' trust.
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Despite attempts to regain control, Hitomi continued to spin and throw debris into space.
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Better treatments could help singers like Chloe regain most of their range after surgery.
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In fact, post-Warhol's passing, the magazine struggled to regain its once irreplicable image.
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Other times, I spiral quickly and have to work hard to regain my composure.
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WE WANT TO REGAIN OUR LIBERTY AND BRING ABOUT THE POLICIES THAT WE WANT.
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Instagram will then send a six-digit code that'll allow them to regain access.
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You can even wield an electric whip and eat turkey legs to regain health.
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Galchenyuk's hustle allowed the Canadiens to regain the lead just 20 seconds after that.
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Obviously, to regain its footing and momentum, Apple desperately needs the next big thing.
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Heck, employers can save on office space and workers can regain valuable commuting time.
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Sure, I could regain a semblance of control if I had more discipline. Realistically?
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Tehran has long argued it needs to regain market share lost under Western sanctions.
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It said focusing on its signature packaged food would help regain its financial footing.
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The firm has aggressively seeking to slash debt and regain its investment-grade rating.
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Instead, they want to regain power in order to take more and more money.
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What will you do to regain that trust, engender trust in Americans and me?
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That's as Iran looks to regain market share lost after years of international sanctions.
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And without those keys, victims aren't going to regain access to their digital stuff.
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Schnatter has filed several lawsuits against the company in a bid to regain control.
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Schnatter had filed several lawsuits against the company in a bid to regain control.
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To regain the advantage, medical science needs to overcome a daunting set of hurdles.
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Go deeper: The decades-long fight for Florida's ex-felons to regain voting rights
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Clark definitely plans to go whale hunting to regain Symantec's long-lost security position.
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What is the UN doing to regain public trust, both internationally and in Haiti?
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In September, Danone announced measures in Morocco to regain consumers' trust, including price cuts.
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SovereigntyEurosceptics want to regain control—but the search for sovereignty is a delusion 163.
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The petitions on Tuesday represented the second attempt by Oi's board to regain power.
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Fairleigh Dickinson needed just two minutes of the second half to regain the lead.
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If elected president, what course will you take to regain my trust in government?
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Luckily, they found a way to regain control of the spacecraft by powering thrusters.
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However, others failed to regain much, if any, of the wealth they once had.
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Democrats will need to flip 24 seats to regain control of the lower chamber.
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But recently, I learned that some women regain ovary function after bone-marrow transplants.
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"Unless they continue to fight it constantly, they will regain the weight," he said.
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Democrats need to gain 23 seats in November to regain control of the House.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico has struggled to regain communications services.
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It'll be a much steeper climb for Democrats to regain control of the Senate.
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Democrats are looking to regain control of the House and Senate during Tuesday's midterms.
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"We want to regain control over our immigration policy," Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said.
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Let's start thinking now about how we can regain the conservation momentum we've lost.
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"They take a vote" — to storm the cockpit and regain control of the plane.
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But he stands by his story: Antidepressants help people regain custody of their lives.
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Florida opened the second half with a 12-2 run to regain the lead.
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The only way for member states to regain full control is to quit outright.
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But last year's numbers show the bank has started to regain confidence among investors.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to regain the House in November.
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Cannabis production gives organized labor an opportunity to regain its influence in industrial relations.
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Or she can fight the impeachment and hope to somehow regain the public's trust.
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Normally, North American teams dumped the puck and chased it, hoping to regain possession.
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Brunson dived in for a takedown and Whittaker's sprawl allowed him to regain composure.
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Romantik Seehotel Jägerwirt paid a $1,600 fee to regain control of its computers.—Motherboard
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Facebook "cares tremendously about civil rights" said Sandberg, trying to regain the PR initiative.
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She wobbled on her sky-high platform heels, but couldn't quite regain her balance.
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Officers with squawking walkie-talkies soon position themselves to regain control of the yard.
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"I will work every day to regain your respect and trust," the message reads.
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She has tried to regain public trust by reshuffling her cabinet and presidential staff.
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This is necessary to help this country regain lost control of the financial markets.
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And next month and, if we ever regain our collective sanity, on election day.
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Whether he would regain co-ownership if the death certificate were annulled is unclear.
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As the horse attempts to regain its footing, the rider falls from its back.
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Researchers wondered whether such treatment could help people in a vegetative state regain consciousness.
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Other recruiting and employment professionals also expect the labor market to regain its momentum.
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Naumova was praised by analysts for helping X5 regain its leadership of the market.
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Upon their release, he said, formerly incarcerated people should immediately regain their voting rights.
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She also says the surgeon told her she'll never regain full range of motion.
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So how do we as a society help them regain a sense of tomorrow?
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Estimates of when Puerto Rico will regain power range from three to six months.
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A half-hour before the hearing, she rewrote the broadcaster's bylaws to regain control.
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I had no idea when or if I would regain my sense of self.
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"At that point their bodies are trying to regain the weight," Dr. Ludwig said.
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It was frightening, extremely painful and not easy to regain full strength after surgery.
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We just need to push ourselves to regain that edge, to be ahead again.
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Now it's up to us to get moving so we can regain our lead.
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He was never able to regain his popularity and was eventually unseated in 2016.
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It used a 13-0 run early in the second half to regain command.
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He could regain some of his once-high standing in the global business community.
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"It's hard to regain ownership of your tree once it's switched hands," said Iimura.
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Personal Journeys Months after Hurricane Maria, the island is struggling to regain its balance.
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Muhammad said she spent recent weeks working to regain her form, and her drive.
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But Indiana didn't fold, answering with a 13-0 run to regain the lead.
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Then it all but disappeared, only to regain its popularity in the 21st century.
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The Weinsteins attempted to regain control of Miramax but were unsuccessful, The Times reported.
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"You must regain the separation of powers," the Nobel Peace Prize winner told them.
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Currently, Republicans are eyeing 18 additional seats in the lower chamber to regain control.
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"It's possible that Isis might renew itself, organize itself and regain territory," Omar said.
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Miami was able to regain the momentum, however, and led 64-63 at halftime.
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S. trade deal being signed next week helped investors regain some risk appetite, however.
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Western diplomats question whether Mr Abdul-Mahdi, in office one year, can regain control.
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In early May, after three weeks in a coma, Jessica began to regain consciousness.
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Democrats hope to net at least 24 seats to regain control of the House.
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He has been discharged, and doctors say he may never regain full lung function.
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Anti-retroviral therapies, or ARVs, have helped HIV/AIDS patients regain "near-normal" lives.
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You can now feel free to regain that feeling with a scooter for adults.
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Stevens said GM would try to regain access to its assets via legal means.
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Washington then went on an 8-0 run to regain a double-digit advantage.
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Attempts to regain those territories for China would be both symbolically and strategically important.
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Riviera Beach, Florida, recently paid attackers around $600,000 to regain access to its systems.
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It was a challenge for me to regain that innocence in order to write.
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Boeing said in a statement that it was working to regain the public's trust.
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The practice was discontinued in 2015 in an effort to regain the public's trust.
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If Democrats win those districts, they'll almost certain to regain control of the House.
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We know people are going to regain their weight and yo-yo back up.
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At least three people were killed in an operation to regain control of the town.
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Foreign brokerages feel the lending rate cuts will help banks regain market share from bonds.
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US and Iraqi forces are making an all-out push to regain Mosul from ISIS.
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Weighing on global stocks, manufacturing data showed China's economy was still struggling to regain traction.
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The robot has also added the ability to regain a standing position if knocked down.
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" Stovall added, however, that stocks will eventually regain their footing as the fundamentals remain "firm.
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She said it would be nearly impossible for the national leadership to regain her trust.
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"Nonetheless, this is money that's lost, and we will never regain it," St. Thomas added.
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Democrats regain control of the House when Congress returns for the 83th congressional session Thursday.
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Despite physical therapy, Jablonski did not regain any movement in his lower body — until recently.
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Assad has benefited from Russian air power since 2015 to regain large swathes of Syria.
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United shares have struggled as the company tries to regain its competitiveness in the industry.
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The company is still struggling to regain its footing while Lyft is enjoying breakneck growth.
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It was unclear, after that night's combat, whether he'd regain full mobility in his hand.
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Toronto used the long ball to regain the advantage at 4-2 in the fifth.
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Why it matters: ESPN will need to regain those subscriptions through its digital platform, ESPN+.
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"We hope that you will give us a chance to regain your trust," it concludes.
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But not every company has needed to shake up its ranks to regain its footing.
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If we can register the gun before it's actually fired, we can regain some control.
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If the region's rulers are flirting with Russia, it is mostly to regain America's commitment.
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If the Mountaineers can regain their edge, they can play with anyone in the conference.
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Democrats need to flip 23 seats in the House in November to regain the majority.
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Other times, exoskeletons (like the Phoenix) are used to help patients regain mobility they've lost.
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Yet in the months leading up to the Olympics she struggled to regain that form.
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I've also seen fighters regain consciousness and ask when the fight is going to start.
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But the city still has a long way to go to regain its economic strength.
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Someday — perhaps even someday soon — Democrats will regain some power in the US federal government.
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In some cases, people with [spinal cord injuries] regain some function years after the injury.
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"The sector needs to regain shareholder confidence before the bigger fundraising takes place," he said.
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A source has told Reuters Assad is preparing a phased offensive to regain the province.
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Like Kors, Coach is trying to regain control over the prices charged for its handbags.
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Even people who regain weight after surgery may have better health outcomes, however, Gould said.
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February 9, 2016: Iraqi forces retake Ramadi June 26, 2016: Iraqi troops regain Fallujah, Iraq.
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The infection is gone, but it took some time for him to regain his stamina.
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His project, Me/We, helps Syrian refugees regain control of their lives through digital storytelling.
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But her ultimate wish to reunite with her daughter, to regain custody, did not happen.
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Maybe some intractable problems have solutions, if we can only regain our sense of play.
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The fan gave Lowry a push as the player was trying to regain his balance.
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Don't expect Chipotle Mexican Grill to regain its former golden burrito status any time soon.
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SECO's experts expect the domestic and international economy to regain momentum only gradually in 2019.
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A source has told Reuters that Assad is preparing a phased offensive to regain Idlib.
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This should be our strategy going forward if we want to regain our world status.
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He's been training hard to regain his strength, his speech and his once-smooth stride.
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The company has until May 18 to regain compliance with the exchange's requirements for listing.
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And without jobs, they can't easily tackle those fines and regain their ability to drive.
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Whether it will be able to regain the trust of donors remains to be seen.
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The firm has been aggressively seeking to slash debt and regain its investment-grade rating.
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For Russia, the time to regain advantage by changing facts on the ground appears ripe.
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Tehran said it needed to first regain market share lost while it was under sanctions.
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Each must then disappear to reload — allowing the fighters a chance to regain lost ground.
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Stock futures briefly dipped on the report, but managed to regain most of their losses.
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It was downgraded late Saturday morning to Category 0003 but was expected to regain power.
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The advance helped Brent regain the $0.433 level and reverse all of last week's losses.
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The party needs to flip 6900 seats in order to regain control of the majority.
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Thursday's meeting with Moon is an opportunity to regain the initiative Bolton lost in Hanoi.
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The race has attracted attention from national Democrats fighting to regain control of the Senate.
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MetLife has been working to regain investor confidence after two financial reporting errors for 2017.
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Since then, the unity government has struggled to regain control of vast swaths of territory.
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In addition to staying healthy, Nadal must prove he can regain his prime career form.
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The South Carolina Republican also said he hopes Democrats never regain control of the Senate.
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When Uber saw many executives leave the company, it made strides to regain public opinion.
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The party needs to flip a net of 23 seats to regain the House majority.
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I've been advocating the yoga class as an event to regain composure and gather strength.
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But it's important to try and regain it by regularly questioning your assumptions, he said.
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It is time for Congress to regain bipartisan consensus and control over American foreign policy.
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For context, in 2018 Democrats only need to win 24 seats to regain the House.
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Another woman is enrolled in a "boot camp" to regain some of her swallow function.
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The only way to win in these situations is to regain the moral high ground.
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In the 64th minute, he made a double substitution to regain control of the midfield.
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Personally guaranteeing the money, he said, was worth it to regain control of the company.
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He plays a psychologist trying to regain his focus after the death of his child.
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But now I am here, I must have a free hand to regain my life.
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It took Oklahoma State just over two minutes to regain control, this time for good.
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Patients who seek Kerner's help often want to regain control over their paid sex habit.
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So it took that record to try and regain a sense of who we were.
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The thing is: Darius, like Adam before him, has some public relations ground to regain.
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Weight regain is common, as structured diets are hard to follow over the long haul.
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A broad array of money market assets should finally regain a real return versus inflation.
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This has boosted investor optimism that the U.S. consumer can regain its pre-crisis health.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitor group said rebels were trying to regain control.
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Some will never regain that stature, settling over the long term for more menial jobs.
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To regain access, I reactivated my Facebook account and then went into my Pinterest settings.
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Then I reset the passwords for those services to regain access with my email address.
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At some point, maybe, Facebook will regain my trust enough to handle my digital keys.
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That's good to know in the abstract, but is that enough to regain the House?
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Circumventing third-party adblockers with a Chrome adblocker is one way to regain that control.
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But once you nail down a basic rice formula — and you can — you regain control.
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Anabolic and androgenic steroids such as testosterone can help people regain muscle and physical function.
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Now, living with us, Doris was determined to regain her strength and walk independently again.
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Over all, that growth in China is helping the global luxury market regain its luster.
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He's going to physical therapy and trying to regain some of the weight he lost.
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Today, he's simply looking to regain a piece of himself that he lost that day.
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Thomas Thabane fled the country during an attempted coup in 2014, only to regain power.
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My heart aches for my sweet man who's fighting so hard to regain his confidence.
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While he can regain manual control at any time, the hardest part is remaining alert.
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The promise of Microsoft&aposs cloud business has helped the company regain favor from investors.
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But the lawmaker said McConnell was able to regain control of the situation at lunch.
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Self-confidence, levity and positivity are exactly what America has lost and needs to regain.
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The government, meanwhile, clearly needs to fix the economy if it is to regain popularity.
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The union must return to its original purpose, an apolitical economic space, to regain credibility.
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They fear that eliminating the filibuster would be catastrophic for Republicans if Democrats regain power.
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Whirlpool expects to continue to regain U.S. market share throughout the second quarter, Bitzer said.
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Cook a good meal, and your team will gain experience, regain their health, and bond.
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Steffanie Scott said Robbins had talked about helping middle-aged couples regain their sex lives.
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That helped them regain seats lost in April when they were divided and turnout plummeted.
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Not only will he regain his rightful place with his family, but reparations will begin.
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"We accept client decisions and will make every effort to regain trust," the spokesman said.
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She did not regain consciousness, and the paramedics arrived to take her to the hospital.
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"We need to hear how the F.B.I. will regain that faith and trust," she said.
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Those conditions actually helped a lot for us to regain and almost win that race.
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Clinton is elected, or five if Mr. Trump prevails, to regain control of the Senate.
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Ackman embarked on an effort to sell assets and regain investor confidence in the stock.
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The blast helped him regain the lead in RBIs among National League outfielders with 69.
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Vivendi is seeking to regain control of the phone group, La Stampa said on Sunday.
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He is also working to regain the form on his once-potent two-handed backhand.
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For now, he is happy seeing everyone from seniors to the severely disabled regain independence.
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It is vital for America for diplomacy to regain stature vis-à-vis the Pentagon.
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German economic power may be repulsed by regions seeking to regain their cultural self-determination.
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The agency must restore their authority and resume publishing unredacted records to regain public trust.
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The purpose of the cast is not to help him regain control of his hand.
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I work to regain position and end up upright, with my back to the fence.
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Democrats need to pick up, on net, 23 seats to regain control of the chamber.
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Syria tried to regain the Heights in the 1973 Middle East war, but was thwarted.
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These demons are not completely evil and still have the opportunity to regain their humanity.
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And Shane, too, could regain control over at least a portion of his family's legacy.
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Meanwhile, the company will need to move fast to regain confidence from suppliers and customers.
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Saleh too made a comeback, allying with the Houthis to regain a grip on Sanaa.
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SO YES, IN THESE CONDITIONS, IF THE FRENCH PEOPLE TOO WISH TO REGAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE, WISH TO REGAIN CONTROL OF THEIR COUNTRY, AND WISH TO REINFORCE THE ELEMENTS OF SECURITY, THE BORDERS, THE RULE OF LAW, ECONOMIC PATRIOTISM, THEN I WILL BE ELECTED PRESIDENT.
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The retreat is a sign of the EU-sceptic coalition government's need to regain investor confidence.
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Indeed, the Assad regime may not be able to reunite the country nor regain international legitimacy.
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But doctors are hopeful she will regain 90 percent of her abilities within the next year.
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My next action is to regain trust in the community both personally and as a business.
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It definitely takes a while for her to regain the friendship and her relationship with Liza.
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Victims can regain access to their machines for one bitcoin, which equals a little over $400.
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The Dow on Thursday climbed 210 points, trying to regain losses from previous consecutive dismal days.
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Tanisha Foster was in court Monday, trying to regain custody of her 10-year-old girl.
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Investors consider the reform a crucial step for Brazil to regain its investment grade credit rating.
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A soft patch in the dollar prompted some relatively high-yielding currencies to regain some balance.
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Aside from sacking Priebus, it was unclear how Trump planned to proceed to regain his footing.
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The first thing I did in Crackdown 3 was regain control of the city's monorail network.
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White men and women formed Red Shirt armies to regain control of local politics through force.
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"The market is not expected to regain equilibrium before 2018," analysts said in a Wednesday report.
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Apple's restrictions sparked a movement to "jailbreak" iPhones in order to regain some semblance of ownership.
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That goal is to help them regain their freedom, recover their country and restore their democracy.
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A source has told Reuters that Assad is preparing a phased offensive to regain the province.
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This kind of aha moment might be followed by the need to regain a little independence.
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Victims receive a demand for a payment of $300 in Bitcoin in order to regain access.
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The win in North Carolina helped the Democrats regain control of the Senate at the time.
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I think everyone agrees that newsrooms have a lot of work to do to regain trust.
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Her doctor believes she could regain 90 percent of her abilities in a year, Blair said.
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However promising such projects, they are unlikely to help labour regain its erstwhile bargaining power soon.
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"We're trying to regain what we lost," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Each recruit has to complete the Commando course, including the 'rope regain' assault course 💪 pic.twitter.
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I tried to move better, be better on court, and that helped me regain my shots.
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They added that the plan will "undermine" Puerto Rico's efforts to regain access to capital markets.
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If Democrats regain control of the Congress, it might very well only last for two years.
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I'm not sure how Republicans overcome this trend to regain control of Florida's third-largest city.
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The company said it would aim to regain JIS certification at those plants in the future.
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Rousseff, who blames her suspension on a "coup," says she will fight to regain her position.
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Burkhart sees the system as a way for him to finally regain his independence and autonomy.
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"To survive and regain leadership as a big brand, we must do big things," he says.
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Unable to immediately regain control of the system, railway officials allow free rides until further notice.
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Wildness by the Royals relief corps allowed the Tigers to regain the lead in the seventh.
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To make them happen, Democrats would have to regain a supermajority in the Senate in 2020.
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It began shortly before 3pm ET, but the website started to regain functionality around 3:45pm.
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However, that might impair the city's ability to regain access to capital markets, said Columbia's Belcher.
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Jenelle Evans is focusing on the positive as she fights to regain custody of her children.
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"Sergio made pitches," Bochy said of his former closer who is trying to regain the role.
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Not all deaf people want to regain their hearing, according to reporting done by The Atlantic.
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But the McDonalds said it was only natural to worry about whether he would regain movement.
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He needed much better to regain the momentum and position himself to beat Trump come Monday.
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That could let it grow even faster, score more ad views and regain "cool" amongst teens.
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What is apparent, though, is that the Longhorns have a long way to regain national relevance.
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The SANA news agency said the military was able to quickly regain control of the area.
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And I think, and I hope that this will regain the confidence of the automotive industry.
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This slowdown increased expectations that Chinese authorities will intervene and China's economy will regain its footing.
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A US-backed coalition-led offensive to regain control of the city began in October 2016.
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" Kirwan says there is "no substantial likelihood that [Snuka] would regain mental competency in the future.
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You'll regain your strength tonight, and you'll be ready to get organized and accomplish your goals.
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As long as they're in the tent, after all, they might regain influence over government power.
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Her new clitoris needs to be stimulated to regain sensitivity, which is where he comes in.
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He hopes that Democrats will regain the House and this will all end and go away.
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Trailing 4-2 the alarm bells were sounding, but Dimitrov turned things around to regain control.
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Volatility has sapped investors' strength and it could take a while before they regain their footing.
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Then he ran into Frankie Edgar twice, losing and failing to regain his 155-pound title.
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What is it about email that makes you feel like they help you regain that focus?
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The story centers around Enzo and his wife Erine, and their fight to regain the throne.
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Dan would not regain any level of consciousness until his friend administered two doses of Narcan.
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When I regain consciousness from these seizures, I have no recollection of the previous 24 hours.
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He said a bear market or "two-way market" could help hedge funds regain their popularity.
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Specialist riot control officers and dog units had also been deployed to attempt to regain control.
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Then Dzsudzsák had another goal that deflected in to regain the lead and continue the madness.
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Will they regain all their weight back, as it's often the case with temporary obesity treatments?
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That's because most people regain weight after diets, often because they go back to unhealthy behavior.
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All of which suggests that relegated teams should go for broke to regain their former status.
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In that execution, the inmate appeared to regain consciousness and writhed on the gurney before dying.
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A subway, civic leaders promised, could help Cincinnati grow its borders and regain what it lost.
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With a little extra sparkle, we can regain the edge and stand out as unique individuals.
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Link paused time to eat a steak and regain health And the first thing Link did?
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Luckily, with a few tweaks to your daily habits, you can ease stress and regain control.
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The European Commission allows governments to help steelmakers regain competitiveness by, for example, cutting energy taxes.
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Meanwhile Mark, Lorry's brother, stressed on Wednesday that he hopes Kokoraleis does not regain his freedom.
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A demonstration of strength, like the attack this week, might help foot-soldiers regain lost confidence.
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Spinoffs could give GE shareholders the opportunity to regain value through the turnaround of a subsidiary.
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Kerr expressed confidence that his players would regain their familiar rhythm once the N.B.A. playoffs began.
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"The two codes will help global institutional investors regain confidence in Japanese-listed companies," Konuma says.
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Fonterra also said it would regain full ownership of its Darnum plant in Australia by Dec.
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Analysts were cautious on the OVS saying that it would take time to regain investors' confidence.
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"We know we've got work to do to regain people's trust," Satterfield said in a statement.
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It then took him more than a year to lose that weight and regain his health.
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The firing leaves Manafort clearly in charge of the campaign as Trump seeks to regain momentum.
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In November, Floridians will vote on whether former felons should more easily regain their voting rights.
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But it took five months of fighting for the army to regain control of the city.
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Now people like West Powell can have their records expunged and regain the right to vote.
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"It was considered essential to regain sufficient flexibility and optionality for monetary policy," the ECB said.
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We hung out with her till she could regain her footing and hopefully find her momma.
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But what if Democrats actually regain control of Congress in the midterm elections this coming November?
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These companies managed to achieve or regain their iconic status after nearly going out of business.
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Cameras remained focused on the protesters as the mayor attempted to regain control of the briefing.
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The lab has also created another exoskeleton, Maestro, to help patients regain hand and wrist function.
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They need a net gain of 24 seats to regain control of the House of Representatives.
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"We had to pull off to the side of the road" to regain composure, he said.
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And the organization will have to think hard about how to regain it in the future.
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Many people lose weight initially, but tend to regain the weight and feel disheartened shortly after.
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After a disappointing showing in the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Carson never seemed to regain his footing.
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Minh Aung Hlaing, has the ability to declare a state of national emergency and regain power.
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It believes that those moves would help it regain investors' confidence and tap bond markets again.
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After losing his company, Lucious announces that he will stop at nothing to regain his power.
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The move is also an effort to regain trust with Facebook members, following the data scandal.
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That goal is to help them regain their freedom, recover their country, and restore their democracy.
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QUESTION: If elected president, what course will you take to regain my trust in the government?
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It would also need to raise 300,000 pounds to regain a position within the RFU Championship.
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And here he was, a few years later -- homeless and deaf, trying to regain his footing.
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She felt unsafe, and this was a way for her to regain a sense of security.
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Kolomoisky has also launched a number of lawsuits and wants to regain control of the bank.
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Perhaps that will be enough to help her forget the trolls and regain her "Confident" spirit.
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" His ultimate goal: "I want to regain my name and my reputation and my life back.
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A recent study found that Biggest Loser contestants regain most of their weight after the show.
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CAM follows Alice's increasingly desperate efforts to regain control of her online profile, career, and life.
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Even oil managed to regain a little ground after the gut-wrenching slide of recent weeks.
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More than 70% of people who suffer a stroke never regain their walking capacity, Walsh said.
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On this walk, Ellison and Jobs talked about ways they might together regain control of Apple.
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Still, Djokovic, 30, has time to regain his best form and challenge for the top titles.
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I also received cognitive behavioral therapy which has allowed me to regain control of my life.
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Abercrombie & Fitch has been slowly working to regain footing, and Aeropostale filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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We're also interested in developing solutions that allow consumers to regain some control over their privacy.
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"Can Trump regain the narrative about the economy?" asks David Winston, a pollster for congressional Republicans.
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The Black Knights capitalized on a Wolverines' fumble in the second quarter to regain the lead.
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The UK will regain control over our domestic fisheries management rules and access to our waters.
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Gaskin said, adding that some cancer patients have thanked her for helping them regain their appetites.
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If you're not allowing yourself time to decompress and regain energy, you're going to burn out.
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There was intense pressure for the government to regain international credibility by presenting a serious program.
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In 48 states, felons can regain their voting rights only after they are released from prison.
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"You can never regain the same success doing the same thing over and over," says Abraham.
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Now the series moves to Toronto, where the Raptors hope to regain some of their mojo.
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Mr. Murdoch founded Sky in 1989, and he has long sought to regain control of it.
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Sanders looks to regain momentum in must-win Michigan MORE in the case of Clinton v.
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If I wait it out, I am confident those investments will regain their value in time.
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I'm tremendously grateful to him for aggressively representing me in my fight to regain my voice.
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The Nasdaq wouldn't regain the level it reached on Greenspan Day until, wait for it, 2012.
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Still, there is real poignancy in this novel, as wounded characters struggle to regain childhood loyalties.
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He would make that argument in a general election, hoping to regain a majority in Parliament.
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The Fighting Illini closed the first half on a 17-9 run to regain the lead.
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How did the bank squander its good name—and can it regain clients' and regulators' trust?
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Some would go on to revolutionize midcentury American culture; others failed to ever regain their footing.
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When he is accused of Rhee's murder, he must clear his name and regain his freedom.
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Buttigieg is looking to regain the momentum he seemed to have in Iowa before the holidays.
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Users are then forced to pay for the new password to regain access to their phones.
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"I thought this would help me regain my femininity," the 2000-year-old told BuzzFeed News.
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This time, Honnold returned to El Capitan to climb the nose and regain the speed record.
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Democrats need to flip 23 seats in order to regain the majority in the lower chamber.
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Elizabeth Warren will look to regain some ground in Oklahoma, where she was born and raised.
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The board's resignation was an effort to "regain serenity," the academy said in a news release.
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She is also seeking to regain her position at the company with "appropriate seniority and compensation."
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Some short covering early on Friday saw U.S. crude regain 75 cents to $52.89 a barrel.
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Later in the day, Amazon's shares cooled slightly, allowing Mr. Gates to regain the top position.
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It is important to see Russia's use of Serbia in its grand scheme to regain power.
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It would allow ISIS to regain captured personnel with years of battlefield and terrorist planning experience.
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That makes it more difficult for the country's political institutions to regain credibility and maintain stability.
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But Chattanooga answered with a 10-3 run, capped by a Tuoyo dunk to regain control.
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Its reauthorization offers an opportunity to regain lost ground in preparing for the inevitable next pandemic.
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" Benchmark's lawsuit alleged that Kalanick was scheming to regain power by attempting to "pack the board.
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If the company wants to succeed it needs to regain that trust through transparency and accountability.
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Some people are in terrible situations where debt forgiveness can allow them to regain a life.
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Pierre-Paul explained on Friday how he had been able to regain his form in 2016.
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Iran-backed Shi'ite militias, including Hezbollah, have helped Damascus regain control of swathes of the country.
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But the market doesn't yet regain its footing a month after such a fast decline either.
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In fact, the proposal seemingly ensures that Puerto Rico would not regain access to capital markets.
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Greenspon said his client will now seek to regain access to, and custody of, his children.
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The Tigers didn't regain the ball until recovering an onside kick after the Tar Heels scored.
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Kaspersky Lab on Monday also launched a new effort to regain trust after the espionage allegations.
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Saar had argued that Likud was unlikely to regain power in March unless Netanyhu steps aside.
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The government urgently needs to regain control of public security, and the prison system in particular.
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"They would be the first Fitch-rated sovereigns to regain their 'AAA' ratings," the agency added.
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Republican leaders are hoping to regain momentum on the legislation after losing steam during the recess.
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That is, will the deficit scolds suddenly get vocal again if and when Democrats regain power?
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It marked the beginning of a few dark years spent trying to regain his physical health.
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It marked the beginning of a few dark years spent trying to regain his physical health.
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This gives you a chance to refresh and regain mental power before starting your next task.
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Social workers helped her regain custody of the children less than two months after her release.
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Steam has an official process to regain access to a compromised account, but it wasn't helpful.
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"So yes, in these conditions, if the French people too wish to regain their independence, wish to regain control of their country, and wish to reinforce the elements of security, the borders, the rule of law, economic patriotism, then I will be elected president," she predicted.
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Whether that will be enough to regain ground in the highly competitive smartphone market is another matter.
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Large-cap tech stocks are trying to regain footing they lost during the recent market sell-off.
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Know that day by day, movement by movement, you will regain your strength and feel amazing. #wegotthis2018.
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Democrats need to acquire at least 23 seats in the House in order to regain the majority.
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He was unable to regain control of the spooked horse and lost his grip on the reins.
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Although it's possible to regain access to course materials gratis via Coursera's audit enrollment option (where available).
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Documenting my shifting appearance on Tumblr helped me regain some of the control I'd lost over myself.
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They partner with homeless shelters, transitional houses, and foster homes to help women regain confidence and dignity.
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Sears would regain its health by closing struggling stores and focusing instead on profitable sales, he wrote.
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The bill is thus well positioned to pass easily should Democrats eventually regain the Senate and presidency.
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It took seven months for Catalonia to regain self-government after Torra was appointed as regional president.
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And with a slot in Saturday's debate on CBS unlikely, she has little chance to regain it.
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Altice's shares bounced to regain some ground following the statement, after having fallen 12 percent on Friday.
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The shooting survivor will start rehabilitation and is expected to eventually regain full motion in her hand.
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Next year, Republicans will lose their supermajority in the legislature and Cooper will regain his veto power.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said that he hopes to regain control of all the country.
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Democrats need to acquire at least 23 seats in the House in order to regain a majority.
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In a weekend interview with CBS's Gayle King, Northam said he would work to regain Virginia's trust.
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When his suspension ends on July 12, he'll likely need a big win to regain his momentum.
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In response, the government announced its latest plan to regain the confidence of investors on September 3rd.
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"That said, its movements are determined by investors' confidence... we need to regain that confidence," he said.
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Local officials, looking for tax revenue, would like for it to regain some of its former luster.
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Ever since Chipotle's health scares, the brand has been struggling to regain the trust of its fans.
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She's struggled to regain traction ever since her panned performance in the second Democratic debate in July.
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On Monday, he hopped between hula hoops on his remaining right leg to regain balance and strength.
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Instagram has rolled out other features in the past to help people regain control of hacked accounts.
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The deal could complicate Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's efforts to regain control over all of Syria.
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He would saunter nonchalantly inside the opposition's half while others darted back, ravenously attempting to regain possession.
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The Clippers caught Memphis at 68 midway through the third quarter, but could never regain the lead.
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The European financial sector deserves a much-needed boost of confidence and regain a sense of pride.
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Most studies show that more than 80% of people regain any lost weight in the long term.
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Sabrina reveals that she is struggling with addiction, with her hoping to regain custody of her child.
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U.S. stock markets struggled to regain footing Friday after a 1,300-point drop earlier in the week.
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For Japanese warriors, self-disembowelment was not a forlorn act but a way to regain their honour.
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Calvasina said the market expectations are that Democrats regain the House majority and Republicans hold the Senate.
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Iran has been trying to regain its market share, after sanctions against its nuclear program were lifted.
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"Michael, I was struck this morning that," she began, before pausing to sniffle and regain her composure.
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Ms Lockhart argues that the advisory notices may be part of the organisation's attempts to regain relevance.
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If you want to regain your focus, here's what to do if you're using Chrome or Firefox.
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Meanwhile, Didi is facing regulatory pressure to enhance safety measures and striving to regain trust from consumers.
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I will work every day to regain your respect and trust," he continued, signing the letter "mb.
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This will help it to regain bond market access by 2018, when its current bailout program expires.
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For democracy to thrive, Western leaders need to find a way to regain the confidence of voters.
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The group launched a new campaign last month south of the eastern city to regain lost ground.
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"I want to regain the people's trust by unifying the party and ... showing results," Abe told reporters.
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Inslee has been outspoken in calling on Democrats to kill filibuster rules if they regain the Senate.
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News. The couple are working with the court as they try to regain custody of the children.
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However, a 3-pointer by Brown started an 11-5 run that helped the Bears regain control.
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Tammie Jo Shults, the captain, and Darren Ellisor, the first officer, soon regain control of the plane.
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"One of the reasons why people would recant is to regain control in the relationship," he says.
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When the Cold War finally ended, scientists struggled to regain the prestige they once enjoyed in Washington.
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Not only did Lee never regain his starting job; he dropped to the periphery of the rotation.
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The gains were driven in part by expectations for the market to regain the "emerging market" label.
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So he traded his addiction for determination, and retrained his body to regain what he had lost.
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Mr Poroshenko summoned the ambassadors of the G7 nations for a meeting, hoping to regain their trust.
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But until the government brings the deficit substantially down, the central bank will struggle to regain credibility.
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Keep in mind the Democrats only need to take 24 seats to regain control of that chamber.
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He is promising to dollarize Venezuela's economy as a way to beat hyperinflation and regain investor confidence.
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Democrats need to gain five seats — or four seats and retain the White House — to regain control.
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The ability of management teams to regain investor confidence will be key to potentially better stock performance.
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If gains hold, the stock will regain about half the value it shed in the previous session.
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From that low point, Microsoft tried to regain its footing on the long path back to prominence.
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After years of sanctions, Iran plans to ramp up production in a bid to regain market share.
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Dems either lost or failed to regain House each year Giants won World Series: '10, '200063 & '14.
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It also said that following the agreement the conditions have improved for Greece to regain market access.
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Here are some fresh new tricks that will help you regain some of your precious iPhone storage.
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Ted Cruz in Iowa, will attempt to regain his footing in a debate set for 8 p.m.
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Democrats have an uphill battle to regain control of the lower chamber, needing to net 30 seats.
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Their leaders claim that it will be impossible to regain control of Mosul unless they are involved.
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We try to help them through this healing process...[to] regain and reclaim control over their lives.
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People around the president are unsure exactly what happened, and baffled about how to regain their footing.
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Rather than banishing electricity and living in the forest, with some basic knowledge, you can regain control.
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The only solution to alleviate this emotional discomfort, according to the Whole30, is to regain control. How?
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A soft patch in the dollar, meanwhile, prompted some relatively high-yielding currencies to regain some balance.
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Since then, Papa John's hasn't been able to regain its momentum, and sales have continued to slip.
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Over the past several years, the company has embraced a number of different strategies to regain stability.
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Democrats need to gain 23 seats in the House in next month's midterms to regain a majority.
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In the eighth round, in a blur of punches, Ali knocked out Foreman to regain the title.
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Twitter is finally allowing a number of locked users to regain control of their accounts once again.
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As MLPs generally track closely or above oil prices, they could be poised to regain their cachet.
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Democrats cannot be allowed to regain control of either chamber of Congress to ensure that progress continues.
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Democrats need to net five Senate seats to regain a majority — unless they retain the White House.
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Mr. Trump has two ways he could regain his standing among independents and win over undecided voters.
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Bolton on Sunday argued the decision was part of a recognition that ISIS could regain its footing.
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By Tuesday, all three major indices rebounded but did not regain all losses from the previous day.
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OPEC's influence is diminishing, and it's hard to imagine how it will regain its past market power.
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What's more, it takes him just a brief moment to regain his bearings once it's all over.
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If it wants to regain its shareholders' trust, being more forthcoming is a good way to start.
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In an attempt to regain market share, Apple expanded its product line up but found little success.
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" Lynch continued: "Neither can hope to regain the trust or confidence of New York City police officers.
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Read more: How McDonald's is spending millions of dollars to regain its crown as drive-thru king
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If Zuckerberg wants to regain the public's trust, he can start by dropping the pretense of neutrality.
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The reforms in this legislation will help small banks regain their presence as pillars of their communities.
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Franken on Thanksgiving issued an apology in which he vowed to regain the trust of his constituents.
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Mr. Marshall has promised to regain the agriculture seat and focus on Kansas' needs if he prevails.
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With intensive therapy, he might regain some mobility within a year or two, but there's no guarantee.
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Iran has drawn ever closer to Assad and supported his efforts to regain control of his country.
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Democrats need to gain at least 23 seats in the House to regain control of the chamber.
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Tehran has refused to stabilize production, seeking to regain market share after sanctions on it were lifted.
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After the 2010 election it took time for companies to regain the confidence to re-enter Abidjan.
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If this pattern holds and Clinton wins, Democrats are likely to regain the majority in the Senate.
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Or, concentrate on these 10 races that will determine whether Democrats will regain control of the Senate.
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But his comment encapsulates the challenge that the President now has in battling to regain his authority.
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Now the Venezuelan people are standing up to restore their freedom and regain control of their country.
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A weakened party can only hope to regain strength over time, a feat that can take years.
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The GSEs, whose obligations are backed by American taxpayers, will have little recourse to regain their investments.
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If she now also controls the refugee influx her way, she is likely to regain further support.
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It was reported to help women, especially those who are post-menopausal, regain orgasms and sexual pleasure.
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Is three weeks enough time for him to get pain-free and regain lost strength and conditioning?
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He would have to confirm sole Australian citizenship before fighting a by-election to regain his seat.
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The opera becomes the story of her journey to regain the perfection of her imagined love affair.
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Democrats will need to net five Senate seats in 2016 to regain majority in the upper chamber.
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Remember that Democrats only need a 2105-seat pickup to regain the majority they lost in 26.
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Independent research analyst Richard Windsor of Radio Free Mobile doubts whether Samsung can quickly regain its position.
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We lost that spirit for a while, but Mr. Trump reminded us how we can regain it.
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Mr. Burck said in a short statement that he would prefer to regain some of his anonymity.
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"Claire's at least is not behind the 8-ball yet — they can still regain momentum," he said.
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And as we've seen after previous fervors, investors can take a long time to regain their faith.
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The group could resurge in Syria within 6-12 months and regain limited territory without sustained pressure.
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Launched in February 73, this offensive has now enabled Damascus to regain control of the entire enclave.
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Ms. Kelly hopes to regain some mojo in a repeat encounter with Mr. Putin, the Russian president.
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And black Americans who lost their homes during the 2008 recession have struggled to regain their standing.
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I spend 20 minutes laying in bed trying to regain sleepiness before admitting defeat and getting up.
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Advertising is a cyclical business; newspapers traditionally lose ad revenue during recessions and regain ground during recoveries.
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Now, moderate Republicans have no option but to try to regain the trust of their Democratic colleagues.
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That proved a turning point in the war and allowed Assad to regain control of the country.
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Whether he can regain his footing is one of the big questions looming over the Tuesday primaries.
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One thing seems certain: It will be awhile for duets to regain their place in dance culture.
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Whatever the outcome of legal proceedings against Mr. Ghosn, he is unlikely to regain his previous stature.
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I did not regain feeling in the lower half of my body, but I could walk again.
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Determined to regain control of her finances, she eventually forbade herself to shop for an entire year.
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The Leavers think that you need to assert sovereignty in order to regain control of your destiny.
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For Democrats to regain leadership of the chamber, defeating once-disloyal Democrats in the primary isn't enough.
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Spain has the talent to regain its world title, but a tough group draw could complicate matters.
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In an effort to regain ground in the polls, Morrison's government promised record investment in local sports.
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Apple will also use it to help you regain access to your backup if you lose it.
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Or does it offer a glimmer of hope for Democrats to regain voters they lost in 2016?
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In 240 we rebelled against the Soviet-backed regime in an effort to regain our national independence.
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And in February, a Los Angeles hospital paid $17,000 to hackers to regain access to its computers.
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Alternatively, a Presidential Pardon could enable her to regain her Green Card and, eventually, apply for citizenship.
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Adar must renounce his powers—"I resign the august pentacle of the macrocosm"—to regain Izel's love.
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If Democrats regain control of Congress and the White House, what will they do with the opportunity?
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Seton Hall closed the first half on an 8-4 run to regain a double-digit advantage.
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Take measurable actionOne of the best ways to regain a sense of control is to take action.
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Tennessee went back up 333-57 but Auburn responded with a 7-0 run to regain control.
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Some wines feel so good in the mouth that you want another sip to regain the feeling.
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Whether or not his efforts this week will help Trump regain some standing remains to be seen.
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After years of being outshone by Swarovski's Austrian output, Bohemia's glassmakers are trying to regain your attention.
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And we were willing to use a series of policies to help the world regain its footing.
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The cryptocurrency has struggled to regain its footing after nearing $20,000 at the end of last year.
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Surviving measles patients can regain the lost immunities -- but only by being re-exposed to the illnesses.
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If, at any point, you lose the ability to breathe deeply, back off until you regain it.
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But the risk is that the country's auto giants struggle to regain ground lost to foreign competitors.
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Why so many people regain weight after dieting In fact, dieters like them even more than before.
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Connecticut scored the next 12 points to tie it at 49 before Wagner managed to regain control.
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U.S. and Afghan forces routinely launch air strikes to regain control over territory lost to militant groups.
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The Pacers scored the final seven points of the third quarter to regain a one-point lead.
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The Sooners went nearly six minutes without scoring as Creighton scored 13 consecutive points to regain control.
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